Os filhos do Capitão Grant: No Oceano Pacífico (Vol III)

The story feels so full of curiosity and resilience — I wonder what sparked Verne's passion for exploration and adventure in children.

While I loved the vivid imagery, some parts felt a tad slow. Was that intentional to build suspense or just Verne's writing style?

The characters' determination and familial bonds are central — do these themes still hold up for modern readers or feel dated?